FacilityDude Announces Partnership with the County Risk Sharing Authority of Ohio
Cary, NC (PRWEB) May 01, 2014 -- FacilityDude has announced that it is now a strategic partner with the County Risk Sharing Authority of Ohio (CORSA). The partnership will further the goals of both organizations: to help local governments run more efficiently and effectively.
CORSA aims to help members by providing comprehensive property and liability coverage and a vast array of risk management services. The partnership with FacilityDude allows them to help members drive down claims, minimize liability exposure and encourage best practices in facility maintenance.
FacilityDude offers facility management tools to help local governments better manage their buildings and assets so they can reduce costs, increase transparency and accountability, and improve services within their organization. With FacilityDude’s solutions, governments have well-documented and organized data so that they can make well-informed decisions.
“CORSA is recognized as a leader in the risk pooling sector for providing innovative risk management services to members. We are excited about the additional valuable services that will be available to our members through the CORSA-Facility Dude partnership. In addition to reducing claims and loss costs, members will benefit from lower maintenance costs and improved operational efficiency,” says David Brooks, CORSA Managing Director.
“CORSA has demonstrated leadership by committing to a multi-disciplinary approach to the development of their member programs. FacilityDude shares CORSA’s goals of providing tools and resources to counties to help them manage risk. We’re excited to help CORSA expand their scope of member services and help the members reduce operating costs and increase efficiency,” says Brian Bell, Vice President of Strategy at FacilityDude.
For more information about CORSA, visit their website at http://www.corsa.org/.
Emma Finch, FacilityDude, http://www.facilitydude.com, 919-674-8543, [email protected]
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